Research area
Health & Longevity
Human health, disease, treatment and aging. The largest corpus area supports distinct cancer, neurological and therapeutic navigation.
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Evidence date ·Several CAR-T medicines share a target while research seeks others
Review or Meta-AnalysisTracked over timeA June 2024 review explains what four approved CAR-T medicines share and what other targets might add, without showing which works best for one patient.
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Evidence date ·Why cell collection and infusion are separate questions in lymphoma care
Review or Meta-AnalysisTracked over timeA July 2023 review compares earlier CAR T treatment, earlier cell collection, and ready-made antibodies for B-cell lymphoma care.
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Evidence date ·What do response and remission rates mean when lymphoma returns or resists treatment?
Review or Meta-AnalysisTracked over timeA review of 24 lymphoma trials reports response and remission rates alongside severe reactions. Its abstract does not establish how long responses lasted.
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Evidence date ·How the brain makes energy when an inherited creatine transport disorder depletes its buffer
Peer-Reviewed PaperScans of 14 boys with creatine transporter deficiency found depleted phosphocreatine, no lactate rise and normal pH, prompting a mitochondrial treatment hypothesis.
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Evidence date ·How targeting aging could lead to more healthy years
Review or Meta-AnalysisA December 2025 review connects animal studies and early human findings, showing why changes in aging biology do not yet establish lasting health benefits.
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Evidence date ·How engineered T cells find cancer and why control matters
Review or Meta-AnalysisA January 2021 review explains how CAR T cells combine antibody-based targeting with T-cell activation, while solid-tumor use depends on controlling effects outside tumors.
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Evidence date ·How aging strains the systems that keep brain connections adaptable
Review or Meta-AnalysisA 2021 review connects brain adaptability with energy supply and cellular recycling. Animal findings do not establish ways to prevent dementia in humans.
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Evidence date ·Could tailored activities and caregiver support ease distress in hospitalized older adults?
Clinical TrialA randomized human trial compares usual medication with tailored activities and caregiver education; its registry record lists the symptom measure but no posted results.
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Evidence date ·A planned trial will compare nighttime light therapy with an inactive device
Clinical TrialA planned eight-week sham-controlled trial will measure sleep, medication-use frequency and wrist activity; the registry has no posted results.
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Evidence date ·How rehabilitation wards could recognize memory and thinking needs
Clinical TrialAn Italian diagnostic study screens rehabilitation patients for memory and thinking difficulties, then uses deeper tests and 12-month follow-up to study change.